< 15 | Psychological Limitation: ​ Devout (Common, Strong) [**Notes:** A character with this Disadvantage acts in accordance to his religion (or rather, in accordance to his own interpretation of his religion) at all times. ​ He may (or may not, depending on the religion) spend time trying to convert his companions to his own beliefs, and will most certainly argue with people over the accuracy of his faith when the question arises (except, of course, when proselytizing and argument about faith are inappropriate for the character'​s religion). ​ At the Strong level, the character must make an Ego Roll in order to purposefully violate one of the tenets of his faith. ​ At Total, the character cannot do so except under the most dire of circumstances. ​ This Disadvantage is not necessarily identical to Zealot.] |

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< 10 | Physical Limitation: ​ One Eye (Infrequently,​ Greatly Impairing) [**Notes:** Riso is missing an eye. Riso may use a glass eye or wear an eyepatch. ​ When in hand-to-hand combat, Riso is at -1 OCV and when using ranged attacks is at -3 OCV. Also, all Sight Perception Rolls have a -1 penalty.] |

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Not eating certain foods, Prohibitions against certain behaviors, A vow of poverty

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Others will expect Riso to live up to the standards of the religion, and will be disappointed or hostile if he fails to do so.] |

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< 15 | Psychological Limitation: ​ Always Polite and Forgiving (Common, Strong) [**Notes:** This character goes above and beyond in their goal to treat others kindly. ​ The unflappable type of person to take this Disadvantage takes turning the other cheek as the law even when they feel they have been treated unfairly. ​ While a person with this Disadvantage may often times assume the best of others, that is not always the case. However, when an excuse is given or an occasion arises where someone needs to be forgiven they will unfalteringly step up to the plate and say and mean those words that need to be heard.

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This Disadvantage should always be taken at the Common frequency. ​ Uncommon isn't true to character, and Very Common is excessive. ​ A Moderate commitment means that the character can be too easily persuaded not to forgive or be polite. ​ A Strong commitment means that even if he believes that the person was doing something morally questionable,​ and is convinced that there was a better course of action, he still must make an Ego Roll to resist forgiving or being polite to the individual. ​ A Total commitment means that the character will never be rude or hesitate to forgive even the most undeserving of individuals.] |

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====APPEARANCE====

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Hair Colour: Black \\

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Eye Colour: Green \\

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Height: 1.80 m \\

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Weight: 84.00 kg \\

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Description:​ An adult of indeterminant age, pale skin and horribly burned around the head, with one eye missing.

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===BACKGROUND===

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An elf child with a badly burned head and light burn scarring over most of the rest of his body could easily be mistaken for human. I'm really liking this idea. Elves, travelling through human lands and disguising themselves as human to avoid troubles, get caught in an inn fire one night.Their son survives the fire, but is badly burned. The young child, not really expected to survive, is nursed back to health by a poor, kind-hearted,​ and very superstitious old widow.Young Riso is raised to believe all sorts of superstitions,​ and is very conscientious in following them, and lo, he seems to lead a charmed life as a result. ​ She dies when he is still quite young, and he falls in with petty thieves. ​ It eventuates that he is relatively successful, and popular amongst the criminal underclass, since jobs he is on have a tendency to turn out fairly well. Has an epiphany at some stage and becomes a priest. I see him as a fairly honest, committed priest, extremely superstitious,​ even bigoted. ​ Determined to do as much as he can for the faith, which may be mistaken for ambition.

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===PERSONALITY===

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===POWERS/​TACTICS===

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He seems to lead a charmed life.

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===CAMPAIGN USE===

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Friar Riso is thinking that the Baron may need some spiritual help, and given the clearly martial nature of his recent errands, a Cunrudan Brother will surely have much work to do.Friar Riso has rubbed his lucky rabbit'​s foot three times, scratched the lintel of all the taverns he could find, blessed seven poor children, and given away all but five pennies in his pouch. Luck is naturally with him, after all these efforts, and he happens to hear that the Baron'​s local High Priest of Wodan is planning on visiting the Baron'​s castle.Friar Riso decides to consult with the High Priest, explaining his fears for the Baron, and by extension, all the people of his barony. Riso offers to take up a post as Baron Aldren'​s personal confessor and spiritual adviser. Perhaps the High Priest can convince Baron Aldren to accept his services.